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Reply With Quoteautogage, and summit has there own line of gauges. Another caompany that makes a lot of digital stuff is Nordskog. I don't know aobut the quality of any of these, never had any first hand experience. found them all in Summit's magazine
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This is a discussion on Need different brands of gauges. everyone please help within the Interior Tech forums, part of the General Discussion category; looking into gauges for my new dash. very seriously interested in dakota digital. but anything that looks cool will definately ...
looking into gauges for my new dash. very seriously interested in dakota digital. but anything that looks cool will definately work. i know auto meter and dakota digital. anyone have others?
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autogage, and summit has there own line of gauges. Another caompany that makes a lot of digital stuff is Nordskog. I don't know aobut the quality of any of these, never had any first hand experience. found them all in Summit's magazine
Jake
1991 GMC 1500, 4X4, short bed, 5.7 liter, 4L60, BF Goodrich T/A KO 265/75R16, K&N air filter, Flowmaster
dolphins,....... grab a street rodder mag and page through it.
1989 Silverado Project // 2013 GMC Sierra
I don't like the digital gauges. Get some AutoMeters and fab up a panel
I agree w/ Corkey.Originally posted by gmcjoe
I don't like the digital gauges. Get some AutoMeters and fab up a panel
VDO and Stewart Warner are a couple others. Grab a Summit catalog.
The Dolphin gauges are pretty nice too.
I'm thinking of doing the same with my truck, those sweep gauges in my 90 are cheeeeeeeesy.
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